Two people were shot inside the Bronzeville Jewel-Osco Tuesday morning; victims were taken to UChicago Medical Center and police are investigating.

Two violent incidents occurred in Chicago: a fatal overnight attack on the city's West Side and a shooting by bicyclists in West Englewood, with one arrest made.

A man was found with a neck wound on the 500 block of N. Central Avenue in Austin and later died at Mount Sinai, Chicago police say. Area Four detectives are investigating; no arrests have been announced.

A suburban deacon, Rajan Fernando, is removed from his role in the Archdiocese of Chicago following sexual abuse allegations against minors, with civil and ecclesiastical investigations underway.

A 37-year-old man was shot by two people on bicycles in West Englewood early Tuesday; two suspects are in custody and charges are pending.

A man was found with a neck wound Monday night on the 500-block of North Central Avenue in Austin and died at Mount Sinai; police say no one is in custody.

A Beach Park man, Oscar Ochoa-Tello, died after a murder-for-hire shooting. Cristian N. Ruval-Cavatorres was arrested for the crime, and the person who allegedly hired him is in custody.

Chicago Police have issued a missing person alert for 14-year-old Jasmine Malave, last seen on November 9th near 55th Street, urging public assistance.

Chicago Police issue alert for missing 77-year-old Jose Chavez Velasquez, last seen in the 5300 block of West Nelson Street, prompting a community search effort.

An Evanston woman died in a collision on icy roads in Gurnee, with a mother and two children injured. The accident involved a Chevrolet Suburban losing control and striking a Ford Focus.

Two men from Aurora were arrested and faced multiple felony charges after a series of early morning burglaries, which were interrupted by police responding to alarms.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson was in the spotlight for inviting U.N. experts to address human rights issues, discussing his budget proposal, opening a teen center, and appearing on MSNBC to discuss city issues.

Chicago faces potential 43% funding cuts for domestic violence programs due to the depletion of COVID-19 funds and lower revenue, risking support for survivors amidst a rise in related homicides.